Visit our New Cedar St Sudbury Store!
Join us starting November 22, 2024, for the opening of our newly relocated Rexall Cedar Street store. Don't forget to visit our pharmacy counter to learn more about the wide range of support our pharmacy team can provide.
Rexall Cedar St Sudbury
65 Larch Street, Unit 102
Sudbury, ON P3B 1B8
Store #8182
Phone Number:
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday - 08:00 AM — 6:00 PM
Saturday - 09:00 AM — 3:00 PM
Sunday - Closed
Offers
Our Pharmacists can Prescribe for Even More
If you can’t find the care you’re looking for under our list of services, please reach out to our team. We’re equipped to assess, treat, and prescribe medications for a wide range of conditions.
In the event your healthcare needs fall outside of our scope, we will provide guidance on next steps or refer you to one of our virtual physicians at the time of your visit.
Meet Your Pharmacist
I became a pharmacist because
I was driven to healthcare, specifically Pharmacy, as a profession focused on helping others. My passion is interacting with patients and focusing on their healthcare and wellness needs. Making a difference in people’s lives is what drives me to continue to practice as a Pharmacist.
I became a pharmacist because
we play an important role in community health care. Pharmacists can evaluate several factors to improve patients’ adherence to their medications, solve drug therapy problems and help improve patients’ health outcomes.
I became a pharmacist because
of the opportunity to help people reach their optimum health and empower people to make decisions to promote their health and well-being. It’s about putting people first to meet their health needs.
I became a pharmacist because
I knew that it would be a profession that would hold my interest in health, helping people, and challenge me to lifelong learning. I’ve learned how rewarding it feels to help people achieve their health goals.
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Disclaimer:
In Alberta, Pharmacists with the APA (Additional Prescribing Authorization) designation can write prescriptions based on assessment, for most medications except narcotic, controlled and targeted medications. Before the Pharmacist and patient agree that a prescription is an appropriate option, the patient must undergo an assessment. When conducting the assessment, the Pharmacist will require patient information including but not limited to patient medical history, medication history, allergies, and other information relevant to the patient and situation.